Extended Stay America - Los Angeles - Woodland Hills

Well... This USED to be an Extended Stay America. But, now it's been purchased by LA Family Housing to be used as Affordable Housing for those who qualify for the subsedized rent funded by both the State of California, as well as the US Department of Housing and Urban Development the federal agency aka HUD. For example, the regular rental rate for the single or studio apartments including all utilities in the Upper Crusty neighborhood of Woodland Hills on the San Fernando Valley's desirable West side is at just above $2,700.00 per month. However, if you fit the criteria by being either disabled, a senior or chronically homeless you can qualify for one of these studio apartments for just 1/3 of you total income whether that income is disability, Social Security, or even just the barely over

i booked a room for one night here since my past experience more than 10 years ago was positive. the main reason i chose this place for my stay is the fully-equipped kitchen, as i prefer to bring my own fresh food. however, when i arrived, i had discovered that the kitchenette's cupboards were not stocked with any cookware, silverware, or dishes -- which completely defeated the purpose of having a stovetop. so i guess next time, i'm supposed to pack my own pots and pans!?! i don't think so. next time i am in this area i definitely will not be staying here.

The Staff here at this Extended Stay in Woodland Hills are very, very nice! They go out of their way to be sure you are comfortable and happy, and that all your needs are met. In addition to that, may I also mention that Room Service is excellent! The nice woman who generally comes to service the room is not only very polite, but she is a real "Pro"! In essence, I have been very happy with my stay here! Thank you.

I’ve had the pleasure of staying at this hotel several times while in the Los Angeles area. Was a bit worried about cleanliness and traveling during coronavirus. Upon arrival I was at ease at the immaculate room. Great customer service. Every time I have stayed here the front desk woman Fahmida has made me feel welcomed. I was surprised she even remembered me wearing my coronavirus mask last time and greeted me by name. She is very patient as I can ask a lot of questions about my stay and the room. She anticipates what I need and asks first. She makes sure I have everything to make my stay comfortable(shampoo, kitchenware). Feel taken care of by Fahmida. Only one complaint was the new policy of $5 parking per day. If you are staying a long stay that can be $150 a month :( to keep a car i

As soon as we walked in the door, the smell of cigarettes and urine was so strong that I immediately asked the front desk about it. They said that it probably was cigarettes since they can't control what guests do in their rooms. For the two days we were there, we had to wear our masks as the smell was so strong it burned our throats. The floors throughout the hotel smelled like an animal shelter - not exaggerating. The urine was so overwhelming we were looking forward to the frequent smell of weed. We had to change floors because when we were checking in, a customer was complaining about dog feces in the 3rd floor hallway, so we thankfully switched to the 1st. If they're going to remain pet friendly, they should remove the old carpets and invest in something that can be mopped. Not to men